Truleigh Hill

An Outline History of the Radar and Radio Installations at

Truleigh Hill, West Sussex

by

Sqn Ldr T Howard Toon
BA CertEd MBCS CISP RAFVR(T)

Truleigh Hill Cottage

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Introduction

World War 2 Radar

Radio Aids to Aircraft

Television

ROTOR Radar

The Bungalow Inside the Bungalow The Staircase

The Entrance Tunnel The First Chamber (1) The Surface Blockhouse

The First Chamber (2) The Main Blast Doors

The Main Central Corridor Large Operations Room Plant Rooms

Interception Cabin Domestic Accommodation Secondary Blast Doors

The Outer Chamber The Air Filtering Plant Foul Water Room

Emergency Exit Stairs The Emergency Exit

Conclusion

Acknowledgements

2 Responses to “Truleigh Hill”

  1. Roy Says:

    Pleased to see Howard Toon’s Truleigh Hill stuff re issued in a decent format. If you need any more Truleigh Hill info, I have a display in the Marlipins Museum in Shoreham. The museum closes for the winter on Oct 31st. I am there on volunteer duties for the next 3 Thursday afternoons. I was a TH radar operator in 1956 and 57 and have written the complete history of the station. (with generous permission to use some of Howard’s stuff.) I have nearly 100 ex Truleigh contacts, including 10 from wartime and have organised two reunions.
    Regards
    Roy

  2. Ian Thomas 2474332 Says:

    I worked on Gee NS 50′51 many happy memories!

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